ROUND LOOM KNITTING. Knit a shawl scarf in a few hours.

[@chalkbored]

Thanks for the tutorial! Currently making a shawl for my gf :)

[@katelynd5506]

This is exactly the tutorial I’ve been looking for! Love how yours turned out with that yarn color. I can’t wait to make one!

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Glad it was helpful!

[@judithfaber2667]

I am totally new to loom kmitting but Ive watched the video many times & Im now knitting the shawl. Thank you for the video.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Wonderful!

[@1destiny7639]

This is beautiful. I’m going to try to make one

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Please do!

[@loopylou1350]

another fab easy to follow tutorial. Can't believe that big scarf came off that round hoop. looks so warm and cosy. bless you

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Yes it did its amazing all from 3 balls of wool xx

[@anntaylor7781]

I absolutely love your videos. You are very easy to follow. I love your accent by the way. Thank you for another great video.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Your welcome and thank you for watching.

[@dianamckay527]

Thank you great tutorial easy to follow 👍

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Glad it was helpful!

[@coric4990]

I started making this. It's lovely and the perfect project for a beginner like myself. Thank you for teaching this!

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

You’re welcome 😊

[@BigFATzakBEE]

looks amazing. you are a very talented amazing lady. your kids are very proud to have a woman like you xx

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Aww this brought a tear to my eye thank you xx

[@margaret-annirvine9622]

zak bolonkowski aw that's a lovely thing to say Zak x

[@annlehew2743]

My mother got me looms Ive never used. By watching you ill try this. You have great instructions. Thank you.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Your welcome xx

[@deboraheagles7120]

Excellent instructions Alison!! I could listen to you all day!!

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Thank you very much xx

[@julieaskingforafriend]

Just picked up a loom set at a thrift store, and was wondering what to do besides hats. This is absolutely perfect! Thank you for sharing!

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JennieLeigh74]

Love this project! Just completed my first one! Thank you!

[@reneegoodman2715]

thank you so much for showing us this project i started last night and love how its coming out

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

You are so welcome!

[@couponpandaturnedteacher7468]

OMG!! I have to make this..you make is seem very easy and you explain it very well.Thank You!!

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Thank you xx

[@funniful]

I can’t wait to make this! Thank you!

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Have fun!

[@ivonnevillacorta8473]

Thanks for this video, Thank you for putting the talent that God has given you at the service of others

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Thank you very much for the lovely comment xx

[@shirleyveale1104]

Well done for giving us a loom pattern that is simple to follow, and produces an uncomplicated but charming pattern. S.V. 👏👏👏👍

[@marilynsears7611]

lol I could just about listen to you're accent love that shawl by the way I will be making it

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Thank you for watching. I appreciate it xx

[@devonhokanson6558]

Hi, Alison, just finished my shawl. You suggested using the largest round loom to get a good size. Thank you for that. I used a Cindwood Loom--5/8", 54 pegs. I used 1 strand of Lion Brand Homespun, a boucle which was lovely. The finished shawl was a bit over six feet long with a drop of about 22" at the deepest point. I didn't do the crochet edge because I like the nubby look of the boucle. The finished product is beautiful. Thank you so much for this pattern. I'll be doing more of these.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Oh, thats fabulous. I have a craft group on Facebook called Craftytwunts I'd love to see a pic of your shawl xx it's free to join my group.

[@jeannesyoutube9030]

I am new at looming, but I was becoming frustrated because I sometimes could not get my peg wrapped a second time. The first stitch on the peg was too tight. The only thing I could find about this was the comment that I was wrapping my yarn too tightly. But that was not the problem. Then I watched your video on how to knit this beautiful scarf. You made my day brighter when you repeated that the yarn must come back to front, back to front. And my problem was solved. Thank you so much. Jeanne AC

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Awww I'm so chuffed this helped you. Lots of people like my tutorials because I repeat myself a lot hahah I do these as simple as I can. As I always need a simple way to learn things myself too. I know I don't do fancy stitches or always use the politically correct term for stitches, I do it as simple as possible and once someone either learns for the first time or becomes unstuck like yourself, then they can go on to learn the proper terminology for stitches etc. (I still don't use the correct terms I still say wrap it around the back of the peg. This is an ewrap stitch) for the plain and simple reason that's what beginners understand 1st. is the simplest explanation.

[@barbaraespey8176]

I really like the Shaw and your teaching is great. Keep up the great videos 😍

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

thanks

[@enabriggs6421]

That’s so beautiful and easy to follow thank you

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Thank you, Ena I appreciate you watching my channel

[@conniebaker2647]

Hi, I love loom knitting. Just so I understand correctly. I go all the way around loom 1 time and increasing. Then when I get all the way around to last peg I start decreasing. I am using 5/8" 42 peg loom. Just like the one in video. Thank you so much

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

If your not sure work along with the video

[@kennethbird4656]

Nice shawl.I wish everyone would you use light color yarn when they make there projects though

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Thank you

[@lisat.3630]

HI Ms. Alison! How would i go about making this more into a sontag-style shawl? Would I loom the same size until it's the width i need it to be to cross over as a sontag? I'm relatively new to loom knitting a shawl. I've done a ton of hats, but not a shawl. GREAT explanations on this video, btw! :)

[@colleenvann238]

Thank made it easy for me you sound like your from Ireland

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Scotland, Colleen.

[@kupkake6516]

I am terrible at crocheting. Is it absolutely necessary to crochet the border to finish this ? Thank you for this video!! You are an excellent teacher. Your instructions are easy to understand and your camera work is excellent.

[@ClubedoTear]

Wonderful! I love loom!!! kisses from Brazil

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Thank you xx

[@sarahbarna2719]

I just finished one using 170g of bulky 5. I’m thinking of using my S loom to double the amount of pegs and using 2 balls of 170g to make it bigger

[@trishalanamorrison3110]

I am not sure what happened my finished shawl was longer on one side of the point than the other, do you know what I may of done wrong? I can only assume it was in the increase or decrease. I felt I followed along correctly. Any help would be appreciated. Otherwise it turned out beautifully.

[@Sprocket215]

Thank you so much for the tutorial!

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Thank you for watching my channel I appreciate it xx

[@seanymilk]

Hi Alison! This is such a wonderful video! Thank you so much for sharing this pattern! :D I'm going to make myself a lime green bandanna scarf using this technique. Thank you ever so much again! Your instructions are so simple and easy to follow! ^^

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Your welcome I have made shawls, blankets, scarves and hats with this versatile stitch its quick and easy and fast. My sisters and I love using it. Thank you for your lovely comment I appreciate it. Hope you subscribe as I have some other home made loom ideas to recycle old bed sheets...

[@seanymilk]

Oooohoohoo I am subscribing right now! :D x

[@anast781]

Great tutorial.Thank you sooo much.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Your welcome xx

[@ppyli]

Lovely❣️❣️❣️ Thank you so much❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

You are so welcome

[@marciameeker7623]

I am going to download this pattern. How big is this and can I use single worsted weight yarn for a bridal shawl?

[@mc44701]

what determines the size, is it more pegs because I have a oval and a rectangle?

[@mc44701]

can you knit it three times for a larger?

[@junesmith808]

Hi is the last row just knit 1stitch or 2 ?

[@devonhokanson6558]

Thank you so much for this video. Being new to this, I really need your clear video and instructions and the great repeats! The shawl in the pix looked like a baby blanket chenille, but the one in the video--couldn't find the brand from the label. Perhaps Lion's Thick and Quick would work. BTW, this show is so lovely--I've changed my mind from what I was going to try to knit for my daughter for Christmas to this. Can't wait to get started (after I finish the blanket for new great-grandbaby). I have a Cindloom 5/8" 54 peg loom, and will probably go to about 48 pegs on it. Bless you for sharing and helping.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

haha funny you should say that as my daughter gave it back to me after her friend said it looked like she had a baby blanket wrapped around her. So I made her a purple one the same as the slouchy hat tutorial. The wool is chenille baby mix I dont have the label anymore. I got it in Alddi's in the UK. I would go the whole 51 so its a bit bigger as I found the 41 page loom good but the longer shaped one with 51 pegs even better. I ended up ripping the baby colored one out and making a weaved baby blanket with it. (see my weaving pen sticks tutorial) Thank you for watching I do try to keep it as simple as possible.

[@nancispeagle6413]

As a complete beginner with crochet, I didn't see how to end the crochet part. I 'winged it' and it worked out okay, but it would've been nice to watch how you actually end it.

[@seengme]

Sorry, I’m so new at this! What do you do when your skein of yarn runs out and you need to add a new one?

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Take it back to the begining of a row and add the new yarn so any tail of yarncan be sewn in when you have finished.

[@mc44701]

what are the measurements on the shawl?

[@rosekentucky1238]

Thank you so much. I made my scarf with cotton on a 36 peg loom. Did not turn out as large as yours but will make a great head scarf. I have not done the edge yet. I have never crocheted and am scared but I will try and let you know. You mentioned that if you only stitch once the scarf will be smaller. I stitched twice like you showed. Can you stitch 3 times and make an even larger shawl?

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Wonderful!

[@aimeewitt3623]

I made a similar shawl without double knitting every peg on a 42 peg loom, and it’s not as long as I want it to be. Does double knitting the pegs make it bigger or just fuller?

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

It will make it longer. If you want a bigger one buy the long set of looms from Hobbycraft if you are in the UK. That's the cheapest place for the full set of 4 round and 4 long looms (8.99) each est. I use the longest loom and you get lovely big all over shawls.

[@allisonfogarty2822]

@@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel if you want to make it longer than the double knitting, do you triple it? Or maybe even 4 knits? Would that work?

[@amyalexander8055]

Easy to understand thank you.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

your welcome thank you for watching.

[@michellejensen7904]

can you show the interior, I can't fathom what it looks like.

[@vanessamcintosh9176]

Can u do it on a 41peg loom or a 80peg

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

I dont see why not. Give it a try

[@elanieturpin9495]

I have a premier yarns puzzle 328 yard now Myers 5 I s that enough to do this 42 peg shawl or do I need more thanks

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

it should as 80yards is around 100g. Here in the UK 100g balls are most popular.

[@judithfaber2667]

I really enjoyed doing this but the finished thing was tiny! I used the same loom, chunky wool & Im sure I followed the instructions so I'm not sure what I did! Also I only used around 100 gms of wool!

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

You need to watch the video again as i used 3 x 100g of wool for mine

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

no if i used 3 balls of wool, Judith only used 1 ball so she's defiantly missed rounds out. If you watch the video again, even if you follow along for a few rows, you see where you went wrong.

[@judithfaber2667]

Thank you for your help. I am trying it again! I'm not about to give up it looks so lovely & I want to make it as a gift for my sister who has been seriously ill for over 12 months xx

[@kaykayysdolliesrebornchann4635]

I am going to be loom knitting this today, using your video to guide me. But close to the end, do I have to crochet it? Mainly because I am not a good crocheter, but I am a good loom knitter.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

The crochet tidies it up you could add a fringe instead. Have a look at my crochet tutorials you will like them, I thought the same thing about loom knitting but found crochet just that bit faster and more versatile even just a simple single crochet stitch can accomplish amazing blankets and simple things like hats, scarves, blankets, and some home decor ideas like cushion covers

[@sherylkatz6253]

You can always use a small loom (blue one in the set, or even a round 12 peg flower loom) and loom around a border. Many tutorials for several types of borders. Crocheting is for some who are not able to hold a small hook for carpel Tunnel etc or just want all loom. Plain border using a small loom using 2 or 3 pegs is easy as you just go around your finished project. Can do Pico, scalloped edge, and more!!!

[@marciameeker7623]

Do you have written instructions for sale on this pattern?

[@melanieturpin7038]

What kind of yarn do you use

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

any kind will work. If you are in the USA worsted weight is what I believe to be our 4 ply. The thicker the yarn the warmer and heavier the shawl.

[@kayahnahhgm2907]

Does anybody know, if a 40 peg loom will work? I know she does hers with a 42 peg but I have a 40 peg loom and that's my biggest round loom!

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Yes it will work, Kayahna

[@melanieturpin7038]

Is the crochet on all side

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

If I remember correctly I did crochet all around it. If you watch the end of the video I think I show you this.

[@pattymullin8515]

Looking forward to it!

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Thank you please read the description on keeping both sides equal. Remember to either knit first stitch of each new row to keep it equal. I forgot to show this all the way through the tutorial and some people got an uneven shawl.

[@uyfvrfy544653]

I love this pattern! It's so easy I have already made one shawl that took me a weekend to finish! I will make several more. But I have a question I was thinking of making one for a toddler (age 2) should I use the 36 peg loom? Or maybe even the 31 peg?

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

I would use the 31

[@colleenwhite7273]

Question if I am going to add fringe do you think I should still crochet around the edges?

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Crochet the edge keeps it neat. You could always try a few fringes and see how it looks. To be honest I didn't think of a fringe. Its a great idea Colleen try a bit of crochet and add a few fringes and see what looks best for you. You can always take it off again. I would love to see the results you get. Thank you for watching please join my craft group Craftytwunts I love people who share their ideas xx

[@colleenwhite7273]

I finished and sent a request to join your group I will post a picture there when accepted

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

great I will go and accept your request xx

[@anntaylor7781]

Did you use all three balls of yarn? I only used one and i got all the way around with the one ball, or are you counting the other balls of yarn when you decrease it?

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

I used two balls and a bit so around 240g

[@jlee294]

Hi Alison, thank you for sharing this video. I like that stitch. If you could knit it without interruptions, how long would it take do you think? I like how clearly you explain what you are doing and repeat it again too. I love your accent. :) Forgive me, is it Irish or Scottish? This may be my next project. Thank you again for sharing your talents. Take care. Have a great day. Jlee

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Hi Jlee thank you for your kind comments. I'm Scottish. If you knit without interruptions I think you could have it completed in half a day, but it depends on how fast you can knit . There is a lady on my craft group "Craftytwunts" who uses a long loom and knits a bigger shawl and she can do it over two days taking around 6 hours each day. Thank you for watching and come join my craft group its free to join xx

[@jlee294]

Hi thanks for replying so fast. I have a line on my fathers side of the family that goes back to Scotland. I have never any of them. They are from Ayrshire, Paisley. Did I spell that right? I like to do family history and stuck on finding my 4th great grandfathers parents. Do you know anyone name Gemmill? What part of the country are you from? I will try to check out your craft group later. :) Take care

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Im not from that area and yes you did spell it right and im sorry i dont know anyone by name of Gemmill, have you tried online family tree searching

[@jlee294]

Yes I work on ancestry.com and familysearch.org. :) It is fun to find out who you are. And where you came from. It is sobering to realize also that every one of us is lucky to be here. If someone in our family before us had not made it home from the wars they were in, we would not be here. In my case, that includes my 4th great grandfather, and my grandfather on my mothers side. If he died in the war my mom wouldn't be here and if great grandfather had died my father wouldn't have been here. I know that sounds negative, talking of wars. On the lighter side, when I became addicted to genealogy I was able to find half brothers and sisters that I didn't know I had. Now we talk, visit, and are on Facebook together. :) THAT is a HAPPY thing. Ok sorry for writing a book. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Take care :)

[@devonhokanson6558]

Have you connected thru Familysearch to My Heritage? They are really great at making connections throughout Europe and England. Found over 1,000 relatives--distant, but nonetheless--in Poland. So happy for your success!

[@amelias5377]

Love this video. I have started and am now getting ready to decrease. My question is if I don't feel comfortable crocheting at the end because I might mess it up, is there an alternative way to finish? Thanks so much!

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

You could leave it and see how it looks or add a fringe.

[@amelias5377]

Alison Russell's Craft Channel Thanks Alison!

[@sandrascott-forgues4571]

Once you've gone around the whole loom, how many more rows back and forth do you do till you do the reverse ?

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

if I remember correctly I didn't i just worked my way reducing to keep it in a triangle shape ( or whatever two triangles are called when put back to back ) Just remember you either knit the first and last stitch or miss is so your scarf is not lopsided if you want it slightly bigger then knit it all you will have to do is neaten the edge with a simple single crochet stitch all around it

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Just remember you knit the first and last stitch on every row so your scarf is not lopsided ( I made a mistake of saying to miss it as we want a neat edge at beginning of each row. some people forgot and there's was lopsided.

[@sandrascott-forgues4571]

Thank you for your reply. As you've probably already seen I managed to finish it with just enough wool. It's posted on Facebook :)

[@user-fd8st6lq9n]

I love this video, do you have to crochet after you take it off the loom? I love your accent, your from Scotland right?

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

if your edges are straight then no you don't have to but I did to neaten it all around.

[@LeeLee-pk4ss]

Okay I am about to decrease and I'm a little confused by your video on the last increase when you knit back did you double knit that increase stitch then do the decrease then go back and double knit the last stitch again? I think that is what is confusing another commenter as well.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

No it's my fault I forgot to double knit the 1st stitch on the increase. I did it on the tutorial the first time but didn't do it the next time. but when I stopped videoing it I did knit the 1st stitch twice. It is entirely my fault and I do wish I had continued the video a while longer. It was my sister who pointed it out to me today.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

I just think so many people have knitted the first and last stitch twice each way and didn't notice the 1st stitch only being knitted twice the first time or they skipped along and like me didn't see the error. But if you don't knit the first stitch twice on the way to decrease don't knit the decrease side twice just do it once. I do apologise for this error.

[@anntaylor7781]

Mine is not as long as yours, is it because of the yarn i am using? It is 109 yards/100m, and it is bulky #5.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

It could be Ann did you knit each stitch twice??

[@anntaylor7781]

yes i did knit each stitch twice. Each ball of yarn is 100g that i am using. how many pegs did you use? Mine is 40 pegs.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

I used the biggest loom This is only wound around my daughters neck once it not a huge shawl, My largest is 41 pegs. If you want it longer you could knit 2 rows between casting on. The pattern is Cast on one stitch at the right hand side knit to the left cast on a stitch and knit back to the right. You could change it and add in knit 2 rows then repeat the cast on and knit two rows etc. You will probably have to definitely crochet all around the edge to neaten it off once it is finished. The only other way is to buy a set of the long looms which have more pegs they are the same price in hobbycraft as the round set. £8 in the UK this id defiantly the cheapest place to buy them that I have seen.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

My friend told me she did hers in super chunky wool and it came out bigger than mine. but not much wider as she too used the 41 peg loom and she is off to buy the long set at her local hobbycraft.

[@anntaylor7781]

ok, thank you and i do have the long loom set. I think I will try that instead. Thank you very much for all your help.

[@melanieturpin7038]

Do i have to crochet with my fingers i cant

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

With these looms you use the pegs on the loom ring and a hook.

[@junej18]

How do you crochet the corners?

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

2 treble 2 chains 2 trebles.

[@bettyboop5849]

looking for a shawl with arm holes in it also

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

I will get my thinking cap on.

[@bettyboop5849]

thank you

[@dylanhynes1089]

Hi I'm hoping someone can clarify something; when u say knit the first and last pegs twice (double ewrap I think it's called? I'm new to loom knitting) do u mean knit the last peg of the row twice and then twice more as it becomes the first leg of the next row? Or just knit the first/last pegs twice and move to the next peg so that each row (first and last peg) would be one wrap and knit? (I guess that could also be ending on last peg with double ewrap and slipping it for the next row as it becomes the first peg of the row right ?) sorry for the long question just trying to clarify since I'd love to make the pattern just don't want to mess it up! Thanks in advance.

[@dylanhynes1089]

Sorry if this is confusing pretty much just want to know if the first peg u start with (which is last peg when u work back) should be wrapped twice before going into the next row or 4 times (2 double ewrap?) or 2 times (1 double ewrap?) and also when u increase u go and increase a peg then work back then increase another peg and work back correct? I thought it looked like u increased worked back then knit to the increase without adding another(increase/peg) just knit the increase/peg from the previous row twice then worked back ? Sorry if this is hard to understand but any help is appreciated

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

you knit the 1st peg work along to the end knit the last peg then knit it again on the way back. I say miss the 1st peg for an even edge but on this pattern if you do that it can be lopsided. so just knit all the pages then if you crochet do a simple chain around the edge of the scarf when finished or add a fringe. it looks amazing with a fringe. I hope this helps clarify it.

[@dylanhynes1089]

Ok so don't skip the first peg just knit first and last peg for each row as normal. Thanks so much I really love the design by the way, can't wait to get started now! I was worried I'd have to figure it out myself or wait for someone to respond but now I can get right to it! Much appreciation. Thanks. :)

[@dylanhynes1089]

One more question sorry; when you add the third peg at the beginning (increase) you added it then worked back to the first peg and worked back to the third peg without adding the 4th (without increasing any peg) is there a reason for that? Or should I just add the fourth peg on that round ?

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Did I?? ooops if I have No one ever noticed including me.... well spotted just cary on adding pegs. UNLESS its on the decrease part.

[@moirarandall6998]

Hi Allison, really enjoy your work. Could you please tell where you bought your loom? Thank you x

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Hobbycraft is the cheapest in the UK at only £8 for a set of 4 round they also do long looms a set of 4 for the same price I have both sets I just keep getting side tracked doing other crafts hahah

[@moirarandall6998]

Alison Russell's Craft Channel Thank you Allison will definetly get them...Does anyone know where to get bigger gauge looms as can't seem to find any online. x

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Neither have I ha ha ha but keep watching my channel I might come up with something.

[@moirarandall6998]

Will do..good luck : ) x

[@kennethbird4656]

@@moirarandall6998 try Walmart or michaels

[@alberta4949]

was the name of your yarn.. I like it

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

I didn't keep the label sorry. It was super baby soft chunky rainbow that's all I remember. Thank you for watching I will pause the video and see if i can see what the label says

[@alberta4949]

OK thanks

[@brendaw6319]

What is the finished size??

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Hi Brenda it depends on the wool used, I didn't measure mine and i have given it away as a gift. You can get much bigger shawls if you use the long looms and use the same method I did.

[@kennethbird4656]

I wish you had used lighter color yarn when you made that it would have been easier to see how you did it.lighter color yarn shows up better.I wish you had used the same color yarn as the one made.

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Great idea!

[@bettyboop5849]

pretty

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Thank you Betty xx I'm doing an easy version of the 10 stitch blanket. I got lost with the ones already on youtube so I am doing one for my sister like an Idiots guide hahaah so far she has seen what I have done and says put it on you tube as its much easier to understand

[@pattymullin8515]

Alison Russell's Craft Channel Hi Alison. I am still madly (compulsively, insanely...) looming away! I wanted to ask if you ever made your 10 stitch blanket (I think that's what it's called) video? I can't seem to find it. Hope all is well with you! Patty

[@tarotandoraclehaven6889]

I was hoping for her 10 stitch blanket but couldnt find it either. Love the Shawl and I am going to make one.

[@pattymullin8515]

Deborah Shaw Darn! I looked again but no luck. Have fun making the shawl! I'm making scarves and hats for donation, playing around with different stitches. It's great fun. Happy looming!

[@tarotandoraclehaven6889]

I reinvented the 10 stitich myself, with a stitch i made up and no curling and no purling....pretty excited.

[@manisharaghav9917]

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[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

Thank you for watching.

[@shelleybest5314]

I'm

[@paulashope3155]

I wish she speak English I can’t understand her

[@AlisonRussellsCrochetChannel]

It is English, Paula. I am from Scotland